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Temple Update News Brief | April 10, 2020
Friday’s Top Stories:
Updated Coronavirus Numbers
Millions of Americans are filing for unemployment.
Temple Update’s Matthew Silverman explains RV’s for MD’s. View More »
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Staying Connected in Quarantine
In the past several weeks, the entire idea of social interaction has been forced to adapt in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the need to self isolate. View More »
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Temple Update News Brief | April 8, 2020
Wednesday’s Top Stories:
-Wuhan, China is easing the lockdown restrictions after cases of COVID-19 there continue to fall. View More »
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How One Gym Transitioned to Virtual Workouts
With the rippling effects of COVID-19, gym owners and trainers have had to create different ways to keep their clients in shape. View More »
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TSG Announces 2020 Election Ticket
Temple Student Government (TSG) announced ListenTU and BloomTU as the two executive teams running in the 2020 election on Monday. View More »
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Temple Update News Brief | March 30, 2020
Monday’s Top Stories:
President Trump extends federal social distancing guidelines
The Liacouras Center is converted to a FEMA field hospital
Local Businesses are stepping up to help the fight against COVID-19
A weather update from Temple Update weatherman Brian Ortiz View More »
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How Two Local Businesses are Helping Increase Supply of Hand Sanitizer
Two Norristown businesses have joined together to fight the scarcity of hand sanitizer in Montgomery County. View More »
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COVID-19’s Impact on Temple Food Trucks
After one week into Temple University’s major shift to online classes, campus is visibly quiet. A majority of students have moved out, as the University has declared the closing of residencehalls last week. View More »
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Household COVID-19 Quarantine Impact
On Thursday, March 14th, Montgomery County was put under quarantine. Count officials urged everyone to stay in their homes and not to report to work for the next 2 weeks. View More »
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Helping Cats
With Spring right around the corner, one Temple professor is doing her best to support our neighborhood’ feline friends. View More »